Cultural Strangers: Crossing Cultures
Originally posted on Life in Russia:
An Introduction to: Cultural Strangers – Crossing Cultures It’s very fascinating that I’m getting to introduce some very special Guest bloggers at this time, I must admit…
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Check out our new section of the site: Destinations
Good morning lovelies! To make it easier to find articles and photos of some of our favourite locations, we have created a new section of the site: Destinations. Under the tab, located on… Continue reading
365 Places: Ibrahimpaşa, Turkey
Day 21: Ibrahimpaşa, Cappadocia, Turkey Today I am being a bit lazy and reposting an article I wrote in 2011, when we did an artist residency in Turkey at Babayan Culture House in Ibrahimpaşa… Continue reading
365 Places: Karaloz Bay
Day 20: Karaloz Bay, Mediterranean Sea, Antalya Province, Turkey Today, my post is about another place I adore – Turkey, or more specifically, the Turkish Mediterranean, which we discovered last year when we did a Blue… Continue reading
Blue Cruise, Turkish Mediterranean – A Photo Essay
This was a fabulous sailing cruise in Southern Turkey in October 2013.
Turkish Delights – A Photo Essay
Here are some delightful shots of the colourful lights of Turkey. Photos by Martin Drury and Tracey Benson
Gallipoli – a cultural connection
Originally posted on Geokult:
Lone Pine Gallipoli – a panorama So much of my thinking leading up to this trip has focused on how to engage with Turkey as cultural strangers, as people…
Hasan Dag and Catal Huyuk
Originally posted on Geokult:
Mount Hasan (Turkish: Hasan Dağı) is an inactive stratovolcano in Aksaray province, Turkey. With an altitude of 3,253 m (10,672 ft.), it ranks as the second highest mountain of central…
Horse Riding in Cappadocia – A Photo Essay
A lovely afternoon spend riding through the spectacular Red Valley near Göreme, October 2013.
Centre of Cappadocia: Ürgüp
In October 2013, we returned to Cappadocia, this time staying in Ürgüp, one of the larger towns in Cappadocia. Ürgüp is very picturesque, with cave hotels dotted around the hills leading into town,… Continue reading